Antigua & Barbuda will not be affected by the cancellation of any cruise ship calls due to the passage of Hurricane Earl. That was the word from President of the Antigua and Barbuda Cruise Association Nathan Dundas, who was seeking to allay fears that the lone vessel scheduled to call this week might have been cancelled.
The latest preliminary land based visitor arrival figures indicate a rise in visitor arrivals from the UK. The figures f...
UK listeners tuning in to their favourite radio stations during one of England’s rainiest weeks were greeted with talks ...
All good things must come to an end is the sad but true statement about Home Restaurant. After 18 years of proudly servi...
A Sandals Grande Antigua employee is celebrating a big win, and planning a trip to a resort destination of her choice. N...
A disheartened Nathan Dundas, president of the Antigua and Barbuda Cruise Tourism Association (ABCTA), has expressed con...
Minister of Tourism John Maginley is working his way through the local tourism product, on a course that will take him t...
UK journalists who visited Antigua during the summer returned from their trip more than able to confirm that in Antigua ...
The Antigua & Barbuda booth in the CARICOM Pavilion at the Expo in Shanghai, China, was visited by two local officia...
Summer is here again. Although the beach is always the place to be for most of us in the Caribbean, the number of perso...
Carnival and tourism have an intrinsic bond, and the common factor is people. There was a fitting manifestation of this ...
American actress Vanessa A Williams recently visited Antigua & Barbuda for a one-week vacation, which included a vis...
When you work in the kitchen, you seldom get a chance to interact with the guests, much less receive their commendations...
